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hoodline.com
Sacramento Council Backs Three Propositions, Skips Fight Over Billionaire Tax
The Sacramento City Council voted to take positions on five state ballot measures Tuesday, endorsing Propositions 1, 3 and 37 while coming out against Propositions 39 and 43. The 6-1 vote, with Councilmember Mai Vang dissenting, marked the first time since 2018 that the council has collectively weighed in on a full slate of state propositions.
folsomtimes.com
After years of delays, Historic Folsom’s Granite House moves towards construction
First reading of updated agreement advances the project with a new timeline and protections for future development in the heart of Folsom’s Historic District. After years of delays, one of Historic Folsom’s much anticipated developments is moving to its second phase. The Folsom City Council unanimously advanced the...
milfordfreepress.com
Bianchi Group Developers: Roseville's Custom Home Builders
An attractive view or a desirable neighborhood doesn't mean that much is ready for construction. Physical conditions and legal restrictions may limit what can be built. Although buyers often spend time understanding fixed-price and cost-plus contracts in custom home building from Bianchi Group Developers, they should first confirm that a property can actually support the proposed structure.
whatnow.com
Judi’s Cleaners CEO Buys West Sacramento Building to Expand Operations
Ben Combs, owner of Judi’s Cleaners and several related businesses, bought 31 15th Street in West Sacramento from Ethan Conrad Properties, and his companies will occupy the entire building. Combs said the acquisition supports the continued expansion of his growing operations, following a period in which Judi’s Cleaners has grown its restoration business to meet increasing demand.
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CBS Sacramento
Riverbank city leaders to vote on massive housing development as Measure M fight looms
Riverbank city leaders are set to vote Tuesday on a major housing development west of the city as residents prepare to decide a separate ballot measure that could give voters more control over future growth.
CBS News
Mortgage rates hit 7% as California homebuyers feel affordability squeeze
capradio.org
Assembled ‘like Legos,’ hundreds of factory-built affordable homes are heading to Sacramento region
A crane lifted what looked like a giant shipping container with a window and door several stories into the air at a construction site in South Stockton last week. Like a LEGO block, the box was only one piece of what will become an entire apartment complex. The prefabricated units were built in Idaho and trucked to Stockton nearly finished; crews then lifted them into place and stacked them on top of each other.
hoodline.com
Round Table Pizza Reopens in Fair Oaks After Summer Closure, New Owners
The Round Table Pizza at 4400 San Juan Ave in Fair Oaks reopened its doors on September 10, after it closed in summer 2025. The remodeled restaurant now operates under new ownership, bringing the chain's signature medieval theme and family atmosphere back to a corner of the community that had gone without it for months.
The Voice of San Francisco
Lurie, legislators, rally for Newsom to sign workforce housing bill
Flanked by state legislators, the city attorney, and San Francisco’s mayor, Assemblyman Matt Haney held a press conference at the Sophie Maxwell Building in Dogpatch on Friday urging Gov. Gavin Newsom to sign AB 1294, a bill aimed at making it financially viable to build housing for what advocates call the “missing middle” — teachers, […] The post Lurie, legislators, rally for Newsom to sign workforce housing bill appeared first on The Voice of San Francisco .